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Explanation Random Variable

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Explanation Random Variable

This document provides explanations for various questions related to random variables. It defines key concepts such as probability density function, cumulative distribution function, mean, variance, and correlation. It provides step-by-step workings for calculating these metrics for different random variables. Several questions are worked through as examples, demonstrating how to apply the concepts and formulas to compute probabilities, expected values, variances, and other properties of random variables.

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LOGIC GATE

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Explanation - Random Variable


AnswerKeyforRandomVariable 1B 11C 21B 31C 41B 51B 2C 12D 22C 32B 42A 52A 3A 13B 23C 33A 43A 53D 4D 14 D 24 C 34 C 44 C 5 C 15 A 25 A 35 C 45 C
Q.1 Explanation : If two dice are thrown simultaneously then we can have total 36 combinations of out comes. For combination (1,2), (2,1) the sum of the dots is 3. Probability that outcome is 3 is
p ( X = 3) = 2 1 = 36 18

6 D 16 D 26 A 36 A 46 C

7 B 17 B 27 D 37 D 47 C

8B 18C 28A 38D 48A

9B 19D 29D 39A 49A

10 A 20 C 30 D 40 C 50 B

Q.5

Explanation :

P {0 5 < X 1} = FX (1) FX ( 0 5 )
= 1 1 3 = 4 4

Answer is (C)
Q.6 Explanation :

Q.2

Answer is (B) Explanation :


2 total power = E n ( t ) = 5

P { X > 2} = 1 P { X 2} = 1 FX ( 2 )
= 1-1

DC power = E n ( t )

= 12 = 1

2 ac power n = E n 2 ( t ) E n ( t )

= 5 1 = 4
Q.7

=0

Answer is (D)
Explanation : At X = 1, CDF plot is discontinous and its value is

Q.3

Answer is (C) Explanation : correlation coefficient =


C XY
2 2 xy

changing from p { X = 1} = 1

1 to 1 instantaneously so, 2 1 1 = 2 2

convariance C XY = RXY E [ X ] E [Y ] correlation function RXY = E [ X Y ] If X and Y are uncorrelated then

Answer is (B)
Q.8 Explanation :
fX ( x) = d FX ( x ) dx

RXY = E [ X Y ] = E [ X ] E [Y ]
and C XY = 0

=0
Answer is (A) Q.4 Explanation :
Q.9

Answer is (B)
Explanation :

FX ( ) = P ( X ) = 1
k =1 Answer is (D)

mx = E ( X ) = 2
2 2 x = E X 2 mx = 4

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4 = E X 2 22
E X 2 = 8

Random Variable

Q.13 Explanation :
E [ Z ] = 3 E [ X ] 4 E [Y ]
=64= 2
Answer is (B)

now E [Y ] = E [ 2 X + 5] = 2 E [ X ] + E [5]
= 2 2 + 5 m y = E [Y ] = 9
2 E Y 2 = E ( 2 X + 5 )

Q.14 Explanation :
2 2 z = E z 2 mz
2 E Z 2 = E ( 3 X 4Y ) = 9 E X 2 24 E [ XY ] + 16 E Y 2

= E 4 X 2 + 25 + 20 X = 4 E X 2 + E [ 25] + 20 E [ X ]

= 9 ( 3 + 4 ) 24 2 1 + 16 ( 5 + 1)
= 63 48 + 96 = 111

Answer is (D)

= 4 8 + 25 + 20 2 = 32 + 25 + 40 = 97
2 y

Q.16 Explanation :
FX ( ) = 1
Answer is (D)

= E Y

m2 y

= 97 92 = 97 81

Q.17 Explanation :
From Y = 2 , we have X

= 16
Answer is (B)

Q.10 Explanation : total power of n ( t ) = square mean value of n(t)


= E n 2 ( t ) = 5W

dy 2 2 = 2, x= dx y y

and

Answer is (A)

dy y2 1 = , fY ( y ) = f X ( xi ) dy dx 2 i dx i
dx dy

Q.11 Explanation : output noise PSD


So ( f ) = H ( f

fY ( y ) = f X ( x )

Sn ( f

fY ( y ) =

2 fX y y 2
2

5, f 1 So ( f ) = 0, otherwise

Answer is (B)

Q.18 Explanation : output noise power

Since Y = cX 2
1 1

No =

So ( f ) df = 5df

dy = 2cx and two roots at x1 = dx

y c

= 5 [ f ]1 = 5 1 ( 1) = 10W

Answer is (C)

and x2 =

y c

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Therefore,

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FX ( x ) =

1 r ( x ) r ( x 6 ) 6

fY ( y ) =
i

1 dy dx i

f X ( xi ) =

fX y 2c c 1

y y c + f X c

Q.21

Answer is (C) Area under the curve of PDF is 1.


0 0

y fX c + fX = 2 cy While f X ( x ) =

y c

f X ( x ) dx = 1

ae bx dx + aebx dx = 1

1 , ( a < x < a ) 2a

a bx 0 a bx e e + =1 ( b ) 0 b
a a [1 0] [0 1] = 1 b b

While implies 0 < y < ca 2 . Therefore


fY ( y ) =

( 1 2a ) + ( 1 2a )
2 cy
1 2a cy , 0 < y < ca 2

2a =1 b

fY ( y ) =

a=

b 2

Answer is (B)
Q.22
x2
2 2 x

Answer is (C)

Q.19 Explanation :
fX ( x) = 1
2 2 x

FX ( x ) = for x < 0, FX ( x ) =
FX ( x ) =

f X ( x ) dx

and Y = g ( X ) = 5 X 2
E [Y ] = E 5 X = 5 E X
2 2

ae

bx

dx

a bx x a = ebx e b b

For x < 0,
2 = 5 x 2 f x ( x ) dx = 5 x

For x >0, FX ( x ) =
0

mx = 0, mean of R.V. X is zero.


2 = 5 x

f X ( x ) dx
x

= 5 9 = 45

f X ( x ) dx + f X ( x ) dx
0
x

Q.20

Answer is (D) Explanation :


PDF of X is f X ( x ) = CDF of X is FX ( x ) =
1 u ( x ) u ( x 6 ) 6

aebx dx + aebx dx
0

a bx 0 a bx x e e + ( b ) 0 b

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f X ( x ) dx

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2a a bx e For x >0 b b
x2

Random Variable

and
0 0

2 2 x

2 dx = 2 x

Comparing with the given integration,

f X ( x ) dx = 1

2 2 x = 9 2 I = 2 x

ae

bx

dx + aebx dx = 1

I = 9

b a= 2
1 bx , x>0 2 2 e FX ( x ) = 1 ebx , x0 2

Answer is (C)
Q.25 E ( X m ) =

( x m ) f X ( x ) dx

If f X ( x ) is Gaussian then
( x m ) 2 2 e 2 x dx

Q.23

Answer is (C) Area under the curve of PDF is 1.



( x m )2

E ( X m ) =

( x m)

1
2 2 x

f X ( x ) dx = 1
2 2 x E ( X m ) =

( x m) e

( x m )2 2 2 x

dx (25.1)

For Gaussian PDF,

( x m )2

1
2 2 x

2 2 x dx

=1

here E ( X m ) = E [ X ] E [ m ]
2 2 x

2 2 x

= E[X ] m
= mm

dx =

Comparing with the given integration,


2 2 x = 8

E ( x m ) = 0

In LHS of equation (25.1)


2 2 x

I=

= 8

( x m )2 2 2 x

0=

Answer is (C)
Q.24 Area under the curve of PDF is 1.

( x m) e

dx

2 here m = 2, 2 x = 5

f X ( x ) dx = 1

( x 2) e

( x 2 ) 2 5

dx = 0

For Gaussian PDF with zero mean,


Answer is (A)
E[X ] =

1
2 2 x

x2

2 2 x dx

=1

Q.26

1
2 2 x

x2

2 2 x

dx

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If f X ( x ) is Gaussian PDF with zero mean
E[X ] =

x2

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2 If m = 0, 2 x = 5
x2 8 dx

1
2 2 x

x2

2 2 x

dx

then

xe

=0

(27.1)

xe

2 2 x dx

2 = 2 x E [ X ]

(26.1)

I=

x2 5

( x 2) e

x2

dx

here E [ X ] = mean value of random variable X

given I =

E[X ] = 0
in equation (26.1),
x2

xe

dx +

( 2 ) e

x2

dx

I = 02 e

5 dx

(27.2)

xe

2 2 x

dx = 0

area under the curve of Gausian PDF with zero mean is unity.

2 If 2 x = 8
x2 8

1
2 2 x
x2

x2

2 2 x

dx = 1

then

xe

dx = 0

Answer is (A)
Q.27 E ( X m ) =

2 2 x

2 dx = 2 x

( x m ) f X ( x ) dx

2 If 2 x = 5

If f X ( x ) is Gaussian PDF, ,
( x m )2

x2

dx = 5

E ( X m ) =

( x m)

2 2 x 2 2 x

Substituting this in equation (27.2)


dx

I = 0 2 5 I = 2 5

We know that E ( X m ) = 0 , m = mean value of R.V.X


( x m )2

Answer is (D)
Q.28
2 E ( X m ) =

( x m)

f X ( x ) dx

( x m)
( x m) e

1
2 2 x
( x m )2

2 2 x

dx = 0

If f X ( x ) is Gaussian PDF then


( x m )2 2

2 2 x

dx = 0

E ( X m ) =

( x m)

1
2 2 x

2 2 x

dx

( x m )2

xe

2 2 x

( x m )2 2 2 x

2 2 E ( X m ) = x

dx

me

dx = 0

2 If 2 x = 12, & m = 1

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( x 1) 12 1 2 = ( x 1) e then 2 12 ( x 1)2 2 12 0

Random Variable

dx

dx 1 + x2
1 log 1 + x 2 e 0

2x

6 12 =

( x 1)

=
12

dx

I = 6 12 = 6 2 3 = 12 3

2 But lim 1 + x E [ X ] does not exist.

x +

Answer is (A)
Q.29 E X 2 =

Q.31 x 2 f X ( x ) dx

Answer is (D) Explanaton :


E[X ] =

x f X ( x ) dx

If f X ( x ) is Gaussian PDF with zero mean then


E X =
2

But, we only know


p ( X > x ) = e x + e x , x 0

1
2 2 x

x2

2 2 x

dx

Now,

2 2 here E X = x mean is zero 2 If 2 x = 3 x2

FX ( x ) = p ( X x ) = 1 p ( X > x )
FX ( x ) = 1 e x e x

2 x =

x2

1
2 2 x

2 2 x

Thus,
dx
f X ( x) = d FX ( x ) dx

= e x + e x , x 0
2 3

3 1 x = x2 e 2 3

and dx E [ X ] = x e x + e x dx
0

x2e

x2

dx =

3 3 2

Answer is (D)
Q.30 E X 2 =

= xe x dx + xe x dx
0 0

xf X ( x ) dx exist if and only if

But,
0

xe

x f X ( x ) dx <

1 1 dx = xe x + e x dx 0 0
1 = 0 2 e x 0

E[X ] =

(1 + x2 )
2

dx

=
Hence,

and 1

1 + x 2 dx = 1 + x 2 dx
0

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E[X ] =
Answer is (C) Explanation :
fU(u) (PDF) 1 2 0 2

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+
1 2

fW(w) 1 (w-1) 2

Q.32

CDF of W, fW ( w ) =
u
w

f w ( w ) dw

fW(w) 1 1 2

W is mixer random variable, it is continuous when u 1 and it is discrete when u > 1 . PDF of W , when u 1

Q.34

Answer is (B) Explanation :


1 E (W ) = w dw + p {W = 1} 2 0
w2 1 = + 2 4
0 1

fW ( w ) = fU ( u )
1 = .1 2 fW ( w ) = 1 2

du dw

(32.1) Q.35

1 1 3 + = 4 2 4

PDF of W, when u>1

fW ( w ) = p {W = 1} ( w 1) = p {1 < U 2} (W 1)
1 fW ( w ) = ( w 1) 2

Answer is (C) Explanation :


p ( X x) = p (x X x)

= p ( X x) p ( X < x)
(32.2)

= p ( X x) p ( X > x)
= p ( X x ) 1 p ( X x )

total PDF of W,
1 , 0 < w <1 2 fW ( w ) = 1 ( w 1) , w =1 2

= p ( X x) 1 + p ( X x) = 2 p ( X x) 1 = 2 FX ( x ) 1
Answer is (C)

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Q.36 Explanation :
p ( X > x) = 1 p ( X x)

Random Variable

Q.39

Answer is (D) Explanation : The roots of the quadratic equation x 2 + Bx + 1 = 0 are x1,2 = B B2 4 B B = 1 2 2 2
2

p ( X x) p ( X > x)
= 1 2 p ( X x ) 1

= 2 2 p ( X x)
= 2 1 FX ( x )

The roots will be real if and only if the discriminant is greater or equal to zero, i.e.

Q.37

Answer is (A) Explanation :

B 1 0 2
or B 2 4 Equivalently, when either B 2 or B 2. For B ( 3,3) , real roots will occur when either

p ( X = x) = p ( x < X x) = p ( X x) p ( X < x) = p ( X x) p ( X > x)


= p ( X x ) 1 p ( X x )

B ( 3, 2] or B [ 2,3) . Let A be the event that


x 2 + Bx + 1 = 0 has real roots, then
P ( A ) = p ({3 < B 2} {2 B < 3} )

= p ( X x) + p ( X x) 1 = FX ( x ) + FX ( x ) 1
Q.38 Answer is (D) Explanation : Area under the curve of PDF is unity.

= p ( 3 < B 2 ) + p ( 2 B < 3)
Since B is uniformly distributed in (-3, 3), then
1 , b ( 3, 3) fB (b ) = 6 0, otherwise

FX ( x ) dx = 1
c 1 x2 dx = 1

and p ( A) =
2 1 = 6 3
2

1 1 1 1 6 db + 6 db = 6 (1) + 6 (1) 3 2

Let x = sin , then dx = cos d and

c 1 x dx
2

c 1 sin
2

cos d

Q.40

Answer is (A) Explanation :


y = e X = g ( x ) = is a monotonically increasing function

=c
= c

cos d cos

fX ( x) dg ( x ) fY ( y ) = dx
x = g 1 ( y )

1 = c
c= 1

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=

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fX ( x) d ex dx

( )

=
x = ln y

f X ( ln y ) e
ln y

f X ( ln y ) y

f tx W

( w) dw = t x e w dw, t x

= e w t x
tx = e ( ), t x

4 ( ln y )3 , = 15 y 0,

y e, e2

Now, x > t , t x < 0 and W 0

FX ( x, t ) = p (W t x ) = p (W 0 )
= e w dw = 1
0

otherwise

Q.41

Answer is (C) CDF of Z is


FZ ( z ) = p ( X z ) = p 1 z X 1 + z = FX 1 + z FX 1 z

)
Q.43

e ( t x ) , t x FX ( x, t ) = t<x 1, Answer is (A) Explanation :


E Y ( t ) = E X ( t ) cos (o t + ) = E X ( t ) E cos (o t + )

Now,
fZ ( z ) = d FZ ( z ) dz

dFX 1 + z dz
dFX 1 + z dx

) dFX (1 z )
dz

Since X(t) and cos (ot + ) are independent, Now, E cos (o t + ) =


2

) dx dFX (1 z ) dx
dz dx dz

= fX 1+ z
fz ( z ) = f X

d 1+ z dz

) f

(1 z )
( )

d 1 z dz

)
Q.44

1 cos (o t + ) d = 0 2

E Y ( t ) = 0
Answer is (A) Explanation : to compute the total average power of Y(t), we need to calculate RY ( ) since
E Y 2 ( t ) = RY ( 0 ) , assuming Y ( t ) is WSS .
RY ( t1 , t2 ) = E X ( t1 ) cos (o t1 ) X ( t2 ) cos (o t2 )

1 1+ z fx 1 z 2 z 2 z

1 fX 1+ z + fX 1 z 2 z

3 3 2 1 + z + 1 z , z ( 0,1) = 15 z 0, otherwise

) (

or
RY ( ) = 1 RX ( ) cos (o ) 2

Answer is (B) Q.42 Explanation :


FX ( x, t ) = p X ( t ) x = p [t W x ]

1 1 1 E Y 2 ( t ) = RY ( 0 ) = RX ( 0 ) = E X 2 ( t ) = 1 2 2 2

= p [W t x ]

1 W 2

Answer is (C)

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Q.45 Explanation :
W(t) h(t)

Random Variable

Y(t)

200 = 100 2 + 104

Y ( t ) = h (t ) W ( t ) =

h ( )W ( t ) d

1 t H ( ) = F {h ( t )} = F e RC u ( t ) = j + 1 RC
H ( ) =
2

E Y 2 ( t ) = E h ( ) W ( t ) d h ( ) W ( t ) d
= E h ( ) h ( ) W ( t )W ( t ) d d

1 1 j + j + RC RC

2 +

1 RC

If

h ( )W ( t ) d < ,

then

1 1 SY ( ) = 2 104 2 2 4 1 + 10 2 + RC k k = 2 104 2 2 + 104 1 2 + RC


k= 1 1 10 4 RC
2

E Y 2 ( t ) =

E {h ( ) h ( )W ( t )W ( t )}d d

h ( ) h ( ) E {W ( t )W ( t )} d d
h ( ) h ( ) RW ( ) d d

and

h ( ) h ( )o ( ) d d

Thus,

RY ( ) = F 1 {SY ( )}
RC

= o

h ( ) h ( ) ( ) d d
2

RC e = 2 104 k 2

1 100| | e 200

and

= o

h ( ) d
Q.47

1 RC E Y 2 ( t ) = RY ( 0 ) = 2 104 k = 100 2 200


Answer is (C) Explanation :
1 RC 1 E Y 2 ( t ) = 2 104 2 2 200 1 104 RC

Q.46

Answer is (C) Explanation : We know that

RY = h ( ) h ( ) RX ( )
and SY ( ) = H ( ) S X ( )
2

Now,

S X ( ) = F { RX ( )} = F 100 e100| |

1 1 RC = 2 104 100 1 100 + 1 200 100 RC RC RC

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100 RC E Y 2 ( t ) = 1 100 + RC
100 RC 100 = 1 100 + RC

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Q.51

Explanation :
SY ( f ) = H ( f ) S X ( f )
2

Q.52

Answer is (B) Explanation : E Y 2 ( t ) = RY ( 0 ) =


100

SY ( f ) df = 2 SY ( f ) df
0

100 ( RC ) 10 RC 100 = 0
2 4

to get RC, we must obtain the positive root of the quadratic equation, i.e,

=2

(100 )2 + ( 2 f )2 df 0
100

104

RC1,2 =

104 108 + 4 104 = 100 01, 0 01 200

= 2 104

RC = 100.01
Q.48 Answer is (C) Explanation :
S X ( f ) = F { R X ( )} = 1 e 2
2 f 4 ,V

(100 )2 + ( 2 f )2 df 0
100

2 104 1 2 = tan f 2 100 0 200


f

106 1 106 tan ( 2 ) 0 = 2 tan 1 ( 2 ) 2

Q.49

Answer is (A) Explanation :


SY ( f ) = H ( f ) S X ( f )
2

= 1 122 107 W

Q.53

Answer is (A) Explanation :

S ( f ) , | f | 2 SY ( f ) = X otherwise 0,

FZ ( z ) = f X ( z ) fY ( z )
1 1 = u ( z + 2 ) u ( z 2 ) u ( z + 2 ) u ( z 2 ) 2 2
= 1 1 1 r ( z + 4) r ( z ) + r ( z 4) 4 2 4

Q.50

Answer is (A) Explanation :

RXY ( ) = h ( ) RX ( ) Thus
S XY ( f ) = F { R XY ( )} = F {h ( ) R X ( )} = H ( f ) S X ( f

Answer is (D)

1 = SX ( f ) 100 + j 2 f

104 , | f | 100 = 100 + j 2 f 0, otherwise

Answer is (B)

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